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Father Beckx.

ROME, March Avery Reverend Beckx superior
OF the Jesuit order throughout the world died
here to-day he has been quite Ill for time.
much that he has been only nominal head of the
der for several years. his duties having been per-
formed by Father Anderledy, his coadjutor.
Peter John Beckx, was born at Sichem in Belgium
Feb 9, 1898. Educated for the priesthood, aft
er entering the sacred profession he admitted
into the Society of Jesus. at Hildeshem IN October
1919 His high abilities quickly recognized
and ne was employed in services which gave him
pie opportunity to display them. When Duke Ferdi-
nand of AnhatKothen became convert to Catholi-
cism Beckx appointed his spiritual director and
for some years oficiated as priest of the church
erected at Kothen After the death of the Duke
ne remained at court with his widow, the
Countess Julia. whom he afterward accompanied to
Vienna In 1917 he was appointed procurctor for
the province of Austria and to the College of
Procurators at Rome In 1S4S owing to the poiti-
cal trouble then prevailing the Jesuts were Temporal
riy expelled from Austria, and Father Beckx unable
to return to his province. to Belgium, and
nominated rector of the college of his order at Lou
vain. When the Jesuit converts in Rome sup
| pressed Father Beckx retired to Florence but con
nued to direct the policy of the Civta Catoica the
Roman organ of the Clerical party. Resuning his
duties in Austria the revolutionary ferment
had subsidized. he warmly supported the policy of the
government, which that time peculiarly favor
able to the interests of the church He gave great
s1stance to the then prmate of Hungary, Cardinal
| Szeitowsky, and their combined efforts obtained
the reinstatement of the Jesus in that portion of the
enipre, anu lie Ho'itlate OF Iyfnau was IounGeu "A
noteworthy instance of his polite foresight was his
publication in 1Sl9, at the moment when the repub-
| can triumph in France complete, of letter to
his provincals declaring that the order of Jesuts,
exclusively devoted to the spiritual interests of the
church. always had been and always would be uncon-
cerned in political questions. Summoned to Rome in
1858 to participate in the selection of successor
Father Roothan he was himself chosen to fill the
| cant Office. The choice has been abundantlyevind
Gated by the results 1t is said that the of the
order since them especially in Protestant countries is
largely due to the energy, wisdom and foresight of its
| general.
Father Beekx has written a number of religious
books, among them Month of Mary" published al
Vienna in 1S43, which has gone through numerous
editions and been translated into many languages.
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ILLINOIS.
A Vandalia Freight Conductor Drops De
from an Attack of Apoplexy

A vandalia Freight Conductor Drops Dead
from an Attack of Apoplexy.
SpeciaI to the indianapolis Journaa.
MARSHALL. March 4.-Josept Graves, one of
the oldest freight conductors ON the Vandalia
line, dropped dead on the platform at Casey,
sixteen miles southwest of here, this forenoon.
He was in charge of local freight No Is, and
when he passed Marshall was apparently in his
usual health. While in the act of giving the en-
gineer the signal to start, he reeled and fell and
was dead before anyone could reach him. Coro-
ner Rollings went over from Dennison this
afternoon and held an inquest, the verdict being
that death resulted from apoplexy. The body
will be taken to his home, in Terre Haute. to-
night, and will be buried on Sunday Mr.
Graves was quite wealthy, and had no living
relatives
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Brief Mention.

The family Of Arthur Terry, of Aurora was again
nysteriously poisoned Thursday. and he has dis
appeared. The servant is very i'll.
f. P. Sumner the leading crockery merchant in
Joliet, made assignment on Thursday, to ]. P.
STEPHENS in favor of his creditors, thirty -four in
number. aggregatng Indebtedness of 81, 240
Assets So ,O0O
dispatch from Lincoln announces the death of
Frederick Rimennan, a soldier at Waterloo. He was
born in Seesen, Brunswick. in 1898. He fought
under tie Duke of Brunswick, and to America
forty-two years ago. He leaves thirty-nine hneal
descendants-children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
In the Circuit Court. at Ottawa q Judgment was
rendered against four Seneca saloon-keepers for
So 900 under the dram-shop act, in favor of Mrs.
Curran, whose husband was accidentally killed by
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Seeking Railroad Subsidies.

Special to the indianapolis journal.
COLUMBUS. March "A new railroad company was
organized here to-day, known the Columbus & St
Louis, to build road west from this point to ST.
Louis. It is simply the big Four organized under
another to extend their branch line on west
from this point, and ask a subsidy from this town
ship, the full amount allowed by law having been
voted to build it this far. The proposed Evansville &
Richmond road is also in the field asking
a subsidy, and both will petition the COM
nissloners at their session next week
to order election to vote tax of IA per cent
Both can not be granted, and there is between
the two companies. The community is becoming
aroused favor;ng one road and some the other,
while many oppose subsidy to either. The excite
ment increases daily and red hot time is inevitable
Whichever company succeeds in having the election
ordered the other win try to defeat it at the polls.
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A Proud Mans Resignation.
Albany journal.


The Maine citizen who has ordered a coffin
exactly like General Grants anticipates much
pleasure in it's use as did Fulton county man
in an aristocratic disease. His physician, after
carefully diagnosis, said: You nave Bright's
disease. Some of earth's greatest rnen die of
that terrible malady." Who were they, Doctor2n
whispered the dying man. '.Why, there was
Mcclellan and vice President Hendricks and
Colfax, and some think President Arthur y
WE'LL that amt so bad" chirruped the proud suf-
ferer. Say. Doc, just tell the mourners that,
will youl" and he shut his eyes resignedly and
turned his face to the WALL
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Safe-Blowers Make a Small Raise.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
North MANCHESTER, March 4.-E. Sprinkle &
Son operate general store and postoce at Claysve,
small town eight miles east of this place. Mr. Sprin-
kle, jr and family occupy the store. Last
night shortly after the family had retired, a noise
was heard below. Mr.. Sprinkle, attempting to go
down stairs into the storeroom, met, and at the
muzzle of revolver made to retreat and was locked
in the hallway while the safe was blown open and
rifed of part of its contents the burglars getting
$40 in money, $50 of which counterfeit, that
had been taken through mistake by the firm some
time before There stamps and 5000 in money
in the safe that were overlooked and remained un-
touched
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THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
The Senate.

In the Senate yesterday. Mr. Weir offered resolu-
ton calling for the resignation of the directors OF the
State Prison South.
IL was postponed, and made the special order for
Monday at 10 o'clock A. NJ on the assurance that the
directors would present their designations at that time
The hin of Mr. Mcclure authorizing fair associa
tions for the Improvement of the breeding and speed
OF stock was read the third time
A bill concerning incorporate towns and drainage
therein was passed, as that concerning insanity
inanests. . o.,
Mr. French offereda resolution allowing Sl day
sxtra pay to three journal clerks An amendment was
offered to include all clerks. Laid on the table.
On motion by MIR. Fowler, the resolution making
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Funeral of Mrs. CARRIER.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, March 4.-The funeral of Mrs.
Gss CARRIER. wife of Sterlen CARRIER. of Frankfort,
was held this afternoon at the residence of William
Vanarsdan. father of the deceased The services
were conducted by Rev. j. w. Greene and Rev. A.
Hummer of the Methodist Church. Mrs CARRIER was
the second daughter of of Crawfordsvilles most
prominent citizens, and favorite among all of
her relatives and acquaintance She graduated from
the city Highschoo with the class of 1879. She
leaves husband and babe year old, and a
father, mother and sister. The funeral was one of
the largest ever held in this city.
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Probably Fatal Shooting.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

PARIS March 4.-This morning about o'clock, at
Farrows livery stable in this city, Elmer Wick shot
Frank Mccoy twice in the head with a revolver. Nc
Coy is lying in critical condition. with little hopes of
his recovery. The had been bad terms for
some time. They employed driver and rub
Der for the horses at the stable Wick surrendered
to the sheriff Immediately after the shooting. and
claims he acted in sefdefense boy at work il the
stable was the only witness Of the affair.
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INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS
A Thirteen-Year-0ld Boy Terminates
His Career by the Aid of a Revolver.
Death of Vandalia Conductor-A Shoot
ing That May Result in Murder.
INDIANA.
A Thirteen-Year- Old Boy Takes His Life by
Sending a Bullet Through His Head.

A Thirteen-Y ear-Old Boy Takes His Life by
Sending a Bullet Through His Head.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
LoGANsPoRT, March 4.-Coroner Jordan was
notified this morning of the suicide Of Ollie
Butcher, the thirteen year-o son of James
Butcher, farmer residing in the southern part
of the county. The boy returned from school IN
the evening. and during the absence of the fam
lily at the barn procured thirty two caliber re-
volver, stepped to the front yard, placed the
mnzzle against his right temple and pulled the
trigger the bullet coming out over the left ear.
In the afternoon he asked playmate how he
would like to be shot through the head. The act
was seemingly planned and coolly carried out.
No cause known for the deed.
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Losses by Fire.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich, March Fire this after
featuring Company factory. infcting loss of 81
500 on building. and 500, 00o stock fully in
sured.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March Al. W. Low e Sons,
tannery. stone. two-story, 75x2o-foot structure.
caught fire at q 10 to day Its contents of hides
and machinery almost entirely destroyed. The
outer walls left standing The total loss is about
500 0O4 fzSy insured
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NOTICE-WE HAVE MOVED OUR MAMMOTH
IN Grocery to 225 and 227 West Washington ST..
nearly opposite where were. We the
West Market space What would you say if you
could buy pair of mems, women's or boys shoes for
30 cents by calling at our Mammoth Grocery boot
and shoe store?
81 for 27 pounds of New Orleans sugar.
ST. for 10 pounds of Phoenix sugar
81 for II pounds of Standard granulated.
Zoe for pound of ground coffee.
15c for pound of ground coffee.
J. for quart of Navy BEANS
SC for quarts of Navy beans.
sc for 1 quart of Marrowfat beans.
3Sc for gallon of maple syrup
soc fer gallon sorghum.
30c for gallon sugar syrup.
712c for l can of blackberr;es.
7l2c for l can of cherries
7lec for can of Dsmson p1ums.
7l2c for l can of peas.
71ec for l can of Lima beans.
Csc for pounds of good baking powder.
SC Tor found of good baking soda
25c for pounds of starch
3A2c for l bar of Every Day SOAP; Sc. 40 boil.
3 l-3c for l bar of Diamond soap
3 1-3c for bar of Cincinnati Werk's German soar
2l2c for l bar of Palm Leaf.
Dc for Zoe mug of mixed pickles.
Zoe for 25c mug of Scotch jam.
15c for pound of ground pepper.
SC for pound of Turkish prunes.
sc for pound of dried apples.
Sc for pound of raisins.
Notice-Your prices goods are ours when VIC
offer them do now. We have stock of shoes
TO sell that belong to insurance company and must
be sold in few days. Your price is ours on them.
Call early and them
Nos. 225 and 227 West Washington street.
Telephone 191 A. G. s. G. F. KRETTLEIN.
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Hoke's Defense.

PEORIA March At is claimed that when his case
comes up in court the lawyers Of j. Finley Hoke the
extradited bank forger will plead that the United
States Revised Statutes define alteration of checks
drafts of national bank to be q misdemeanor, and
the defendant must be released because he
was extradited for forgery, which is crime and
a mil demeanor
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A Boom for Martinsville.

Special to the 1ndianapo1is Journal
MARTINSvILIlE March 4.-Mr. Bierbussie of Nor
rs Ind, has been in this city all the week. and has
completed arrangements to his woodenware
factory to this place. The old pork house has been
it in suitable repair This factory will employ about
100 hands and will bring to Martinsvie thirty
families, necessitating the erection of fifty
dwellings Immediately Mr.. Bierbussie is a thrifty
German and splendid business man, and does
800, 900 worth of business annually.
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Ex-COngressman Edward Breitung.

DETROIT, Mich, March Am Evening Journal
special records the death of Ex-Congressman Edward
Breitung of Negaunee. Mich. at Eastman, Ca, last
midnight, of pneumonia. He pioneer of the
upper peninsula. where he lived the past twenty
years, representing his district in the Forty eighth
Congress His possessions estimated at from
SIS 900, 900 to $1,000 O0O all of which made
out of iron lands He leaves a widow and a sixteen
year. old son.
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Legal Blanks Of all kinds
kept in stock. The leading
house in the State in the line.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Christian,

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER OF
" Delaware and Ohio streets Rev. E. j. Gantz
pastor. Services TO- morrow at 1890 a. m. and 73O
p Evening subject, Abraham the Man of
Faith" Sunday-school at 2:3O p. Officers meet
at 345 p. m. Young peoples meeting on Wednesday
at 73O p. M. Experimenting on Thursday at $50
p N. Ladies' auxiliary will meet at 80 East New
York street, Wednesday, at 23O p. m. All cor.
daily invited to attend these services.
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falling from horse The charge was that Curran
intoxicated when killed. and that the defendants
caused his intoxication by selling him liquor.
DIN Eddy, who came to Rockford about month
ago, from Polo, committed suicide on Thursday. by
taking strychnine. He was subject to epilepte fits
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Preparing to Pocket Is Per Cent.

READING, Pa March 4.-The merchants of this
city preparing forward to the Assistant Treas
urer Of the United States at New York the tradedol
lars they took in the course of business. One man
20, 600 hand and others from 500 to 80, 600.
The banks of this city carry 5000 600 in trade-doars
as special deposits and is estimated that the hold
NO IL this city amounts TO $500. 600.
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DIED.

BEARD--Solomon, March A. at residence of his SON
in-aw NJ. L. Brown, No. ST. North Mississippi
street. aged seventy-four years. Funeral private
Burial at Lafayette, Saturday, March 5.
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1t Will Not Last Long.

Louisville Commercial
The Indiana Legislature still stays to harrass
the State and draw the usual per diem. Next
to Jack Howard, it is the most dsreputable
thing this side of Lake Michig an.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WAsHINGTON, March, 5, A. NJ.
For West Virgina-Fair weather. followed by local
rains on Saturday evening" warmer easterly winds.
For Ohio, Indiana and nlinois--Rain or snow;
warmers winds shifting to southerly.
For Michigan and Wisconsn-Snow, turning to
RAIN higher temperatures southerly winds shifting to
westerly.
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Methodist Episcopal.

1iENTRALAVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
~ Church-Corner of Central avenue and Butler
tbe pastor at i03 m and 7o ny
Class1neeting at $50 a. m. Sunday school at 2I5
p. M W. D. Cooper, Superintendent. Young peoples
meeting at $50 p Strangers cordially invited.
NTERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
wi Church-Corner New York and Meridian streets.
Rev. j. E. Gilbert D. d.. pastor AT $50 a. m
general class meeting At 1O:3Oa M, Sunday school
sion. At 7:3O p. M. third session of the Bible In
stitute.
DOBERTS PARK NJ. E. CHURCH-CORNER
IL Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev. l. H. Nc
Conne pastor. Second quarterly meeting love-
feast. at 8 M. Preaching at 1870 m. and 1870
D. m by Rev. F. S. Tiu cher. After the morning SER
mon the sacrament of the Lords supper will be
administered. Sunday-sehool at 2 p M Young
meeting Thursday at 7:3O p. M All invited.
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NTANTED--MAN-A FTRST-CLASS NAN TO
w take the agency for the sale of safes; size.
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permanent business in his own city or locality as
these safes meet demand never before supplied by
other safe companies. Address ALPINE SAFE CO.,
Cincinnati O.
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PRESBYTERIAN,

EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH = SOUTH
Il west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets
The pastor Rev. M. L. Hanes. will preach at 1O:45
a. m. In the evening the congregation will unite in
union Y. M. G. A. services at the Tabernacle Church
Sabbath-school at $50 M Weekly prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 7:30. The public cordially in
yited 10 all services
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y of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod D. D. pastor. Services at 1890 a m. and
on Friday evening at 7:3O. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening. The public cordially invited to all these
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TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
/ and Second streets-Rev. j. Albert Rondthaler,
pastor State convention of the Young Mems Chris
sian Association. Morning service at 1890 o'clock.
The convention viii be preached by the pastor.
Sundayschool at 2:l5 p. m. Service for men only
at o'clock. Union services in the evening at 73O
oclock-closing meeting of the convention
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NTANTED-AGENTS FOR THE "CHIID'S
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VA ANTED-LADY AGENTS TO SELL THE
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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LOST.
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FINANCIAL.

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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 4.